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A Shopper's Paradise
‘Anything is possible’ is the boast of a famous Knightsbridge shop and it could equally apply to Clitheroe, where shoppers come eager to pick up something just that little bit different, especially in the run-up to Christmas
Back from the brink?
There are signs hedgehog numbers might be recovering, and we can all do our bit to help them, says Alan Wright of Lancashire Wildlife Trust
Memories of a LANCASHIRE CHILDHOOD
Blackburn-born Sara Foster has had a string of bestsellers on the other side of the world. With her latest novel now out, she reflects on her Lancashire roots
The tale of BEATRIX'S VALLEY
Land once owned by Beatrix Potter is at the heart of a noisy row over how we enjoy the Lake District
Liverpool's pyramid scheme
We’ve seen the shape of things to come – and it’s a pyramid. But are you ready to spend the afterlife piled high with 34,591 other people in Toxteth?
Around the world in 2000 paintings
Preston artist Martyn Hanks has spent 60 years globetrotting with his paints and brushes
WALKING THE BORDER
This glorious walk in the hills around Earby takes a peek over the county line
We will remember them
For a hundred years the Cenotaph has been the focal point for a nation’s grief, but few know its connection to Kirkby Lonsdale
A pawfect day out
The grounds of Holker Hall at Cartmel are a favourite with human and canine visitors
A LEGACY of LOVE
An unusual war memorial in Lancaster is a haven for wildlife and young people from the city
The culinary king
Simon Rogan is one of the world’s best known and most respected chefs. But lockdown has taught him that life in the Lake District is best.
Rescue mission
Could you provide a loving forever home for a dog with a heart-rending story?
Raising the bar
What is in the plates – and on the walls, and seats and buildings – of restaurants is just as interesting as what on the menu for Manchester architect Patrick Thomas
On shifting sands
It’s been a frustrating year for the new Queen’s Guide to the Sands who hasn’t been able to lead any walks, but has spent plenty of time in Morecambe Bay
Making the earth move
Where would we be without worms? The Lancashire Wildlife Trust’s Ellen Sherlock digs in her garden to find out
Making the dream work
Teamwork between venues in Old Langho is key to creating fabulous short breaks in the Ribble Valley
Driving up standards
Golf coach Rick Shiels from Bolton is helping more than a million people develop their game
A WALK DOWN MEMORY LANE
This visit to Scorton in the beautiful Trough of Bowland recalls childhood holidays
5 GREAT WATER FALLS WALKS
Feel the force and explore some of Lakeland’s most dramatic scenery
A taste of autumn
It’s plum season at Iggie’s Kitchen, and her chutney is just the thing for the autumn pantry
Drumroll For Painter Chris
A former rock musician who toured with Bon Jovi and Black Sabbath is marching to a new beat as one of Lancashire’s up-and-coming young artists
The high life
A former marine from Wigan went up in the world after he learned the ropes of a new career
World on film
Lindsay McCrae started watching birds in the Lake District as a young boy and he is now one of the most well-travelled wildlife cameramen in the business
The RUFF Guide
Five of the best Lakeland walks to enjoy with your dog
Summit special
The views from the top of Whitbarrow are among the finest you’ll find anywhere and the walk up there is magnificent too
Success stories
Celebrating some of the people who make Ramsbottom such a thriving and pleasant place to live and visit
Something old, something new
The ‘new normal’ doesn’t mean you can’t still plan your dream wedding
SO MUCH TO OFFER
Make shopping local your new habit and support the independent businesses at Preston Market
Layering the love
There always seem to be the same two words when it comes to planning your wedding colours: ‘think seasonally’. But Higham-based wedding stylist Carrie-Ann Tilley says you don’t have to
Electric dreams
The Range Rover plug-in hybrid brings silent electric motoring to this iconic luxury car